Advanced Spanish: Reviewing Genders

This video tutorial provides an advanced Spanish language course, building on basic knowledge. It covers essential topics such as gender in nouns, definite and indefinite articles, demonstrative adjectives, and subject pronouns. The course aims to enhance understanding of Spanish grammar and usage, with practical examples and exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the primary goal of the SSL program as described in the introduction?

• To learn Spanish history

• To focus on Spanish literature

• To build on existing Spanish knowledge

• To teach basic Spanish vocabulary

Which of the following endings typically indicate a masculine noun in Spanish?

• D, Z, A

• M, A, I

• L, O, N, E, R, S

• C, T, U

What is an example of a feminine noun ending in Spanish?

• R

• D

• O

• L

Which of the following is a definite article in Spanish?

• Un

• Una

• El

• Al

How many forms of indefinite articles are there in Spanish?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What does the demonstrative adjective 'ese' mean in English?

• Those

• These

• That

• This

Which demonstrative adjective would you use for something far away?

• Aquel

• Ese

• Estos

• Este

In Spanish, how many ways are there to say 'you'?

• Two

• Five

• Four

• Three

Which pronoun is used for formal 'you' in singular form in Spanish?

• Ellos

• Usted

• Tú

• Vosotros

What is a key difference in subject pronouns between Spain and Latin America?

• Use of 'ustedes' in Spain

• Use of 'vosotros' in Spain

• No difference

• Use of 'tú' in Latin America